Certain spaces are so striking that they haunt the memory for years after the first glimpse. For me, the front yard of Lenny Kravitz's former Miami home at Biscayne Point remains one such place. As we move into the vibrant energy of spring 2026, the effortless indoor–outdoor flow of this design feels more relevant than ever.
An archival image of the concrete house from 2001 captures the singer's lap pool idea abutting the waterfront. This narrow pool leans against the house like a moat, carved out to make room for a massive modern garden patio. The layout features a large round hot tub, two dining tables, and endless space for sunbathing, all grounded by splashes of lush greenery.
